Umno Youth delegates took turns to bash Pakatan Rakyat for administrative ‘weaknesses’ in the four states it governs, and warned that the situation must be prevented from worsening.
Umno Youth leaders of Kedah, Selangor and Penang also pledged to ensure that Umno and BN regain control of these states.
His Selangor counterpart Ungku Md Salleh Ungku Jamal cited the increase in illegal gambling outlets in the state and also the Pakatan Rakyat leaders’ involvement in sand-mining activities.
Penang's Shaik Hussein Mydin was most vocal, saying that PAS and PKR had became bapok (soft) and pondan (transvestites) for succumbing to Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng’s direction.
Shaik Hussein said that, since DAP’s rise to power, Malays and Muslims have lost out, and PKR and PAS have not been able to do anything about this, even though they are part of Pakatan.
“PKR and PAS ... do not fight for the Malays under DAP rule, as a result of DAP having obtained the majority of the seats,” he alleged.
"Malays have lost its dominance under Pakatan rule in Penang, and there is a need to reclaim it.”
He said DAP-led Pakatan government in Penang had treats the Malays as barua (tools), which is a highly offensive word to the community.
"Tak kira Melayu, Cina, India atau Kadazan, sesiapa yang sokong DAP, mereka adalah dari bangsa bangsat," said Shaik Hussin. (No matter whether they are Malays, Chinese, Indian or Kadazan, whoever who support DAP, they are a bastard race.)Kelantan delegate Anuar Safian criticised Menteri Besar Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat, describing him as “a wounded tiger’ who should be replaced for failing to implement hudud law as he had pledged.
"We pledge to reclaim Kelantan for Umno even it is by a single seat. We have managed to regain Galas. Kelantan does not have ample time as PAS leaders are only interested in enriching themselves," he claimed.
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